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Vaatamisväärsused kohas Mauritius
2. Black River Gorges National Park
4. Chamarel Seven Coloured Earth (Chamarel Geopark)
Chamarel Geopark
6. Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden (Pamplemousses Botanical Garden)
Pamplemousses Botanical Garden
8. Blue Bay Marine Park
Traditional Sweet Dishes
Gâteau Patate
Gâteau Patate is a soft, moist cake made from mashed sweet potatoes, coconut and vanilla, and it was traditionally shaped into small loaves or balls and sold at village markets as a comforting homemade treat.
Napolitaines
Napolitaines are thin sandwich biscuits filled with jam and covered in bright pink icing, and they are so woven into Mauritian life that you will find them at weddings, school parties and family tea time.
Alouda (sweet drink)
Alouda is a milky, rose-scented drink studded with basil seeds and jelly, it came with Indian migrants and became a chilled island favorite for beating the tropical heat.
Traditional Savory Dishes
Dholl Puri
Dholl Puri is a thin flatbread stuffed with spiced, ground yellow split peas, and it is traditionally folded and eaten with chutneys, curry and pickles as an iconic handheld street meal.
Mine Frite
Mine Frite is stir-fried noodles that fuse Chinese wok techniques with Creole and Indian flavors, and vendors pack them with vegetables, meats or seafood for a fragrant, charred street-food favorite.
Boulette
Boulette are soft dumplings made from fish or meat and served in steaming broth, their delicate texture and garlicky, chili-packed soup reflect Chinese dim sum adapted to Mauritian tastes.
Traditional Beverages
Alouda
Alouda is often served in tall glasses with shaved ice and syrupy jelly, it became the quintessential beachside refreshment thanks to its cooling texture and floral aroma.
Rhum arrangé
Rhum arrangé is rum infused with fruits, spices or vanilla for weeks or months, each household keeps secret recipes so the drink carries family stories and festive flavors.
Tamarind juice
Tamarind juice is a tangy, sweet-and-sour refresher made by straining tamarind pulp with sugar and sometimes ginger, it is prized for quenching thirst in Mauritius’s humid climate.
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Day trips
Grand Baie
Popular northern beach town with shops, beaches, and nightlife
Google MapsPamplemousses (Botanical Garden)
Historic gardens with giant water lilies and colonial history
Google MapsChamarel
Seven Colored Earth, waterfalls, and scenic southwest views
Google MapsLe Morne Peninsula
UNESCO heritage promontory with great kitesurfing and beaches
Google MapsMahebourg & Blue Bay
Historic town, coastal lagoon snorkeling at Blue Bay
Google MapsKommentaarid (5)
Port Louis market is best early, stalls close by noon. Walk two blocks from the waterfront for local dhal puri and cheaper meals, bring cash.
Local minibuses are chaotic but cheap, flag them down, exact change helps. For longer trips, ask driver if route goes via small villages, saves money.
Loved the Creole food and friendly locals, price is touristy near resorts though. Hit markets for cheaper eats, watch out for sudden rain showers.
Crowded beaches during peak season killed the vibe for me, accommodation pricey and little nightlife. Great for snorkeling though, but not budget friendly.
Beach days are unreal, water like a postcard. Food is spicy and fresh, but island roads are narrow so rent carefully. 5-7 days felt perfect.
Getting there
Airports
Train stations
N/A — use intercity buses, coaches, taxis, and car hire
Pre-book a taxi or shuttle from MRU; public buses and coaches link major towns.
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Visa & entry
EU countries, UK, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and many Commonwealth countries
Some countries (e.g., Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan) typically need a visa; check with consulate
Most visitors are granted up to 90 days visa-free; ensure passport valid 6+ months and check e-visa.